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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22823, 2 September 1937, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Luxury Playhouse. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., and 8 p.m. * TO-DAY THE PICTURE THAT IS BREAKING ALL RECORDS AT THE PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE. SYDNEY! Critics, arc unanimous in their praise because of its sparkling wit, ilu provocative dialogue . , . and because o? the breath-taking shots taken on the snow-covered mountains at St. Moritz, Switzerland. IT REACHES THE HIGH ALTITUDE OF ENTERTAINMENT! QLAUDETTE QOLBERT QLAUDETTE QOLBERT QLAUDETTE QOLBERT QLAUDETTE QOLBERT QLAUDETTE QOLBERT QLAUDETTE QOLBERT AS YOU LOVE HER BEST I Topping her well-remembered performance in "It Happened One Night." More gay, more impudent than ever in this delicious lark of modern lovers in Paris and the Alps. "I MET HIM IN PARIS" "I MET HIM IN PARIS" "I MET HIM IN PARIS" Exhilarating as a day in Spring. A New Angle on the Old Triangle. jy,£ELVYN JQOUGLAS The man Theodora went wild ovor Y OUNG As gay a pair of lovers as ever fought for a girl's heart I M ONA PIUS:— A Splendid Associate Programme, Including a New POPEYE CARTOON, "My Artistical Temperature." A Paramount Special. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. TELEPHONE FOR RESERVATIONS. 32-OGO. | "THE LONDON" Adults: An Exceptional Biiil Res.: 6d Fine Musical Comedy. | /. Mary Ellis, In /- i "PARIS IN SPRING" t / a Eddie Quillan, In ' . . "GRIDIRON FLASH" ud Both Approved Universal Exhibition. |/- THE LONDON, opp. G.P.O. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT! rTUDORTINEMA] .SS. EE Last Night at 8. Central Heating. EEDEANNA DURBIN, Ray Milland, Binnie Barnes, rrr: C'barles Winninger and Alice Brady in EE "THREE SMART GIRLS" = (Approved for Universal Exhibition). GOOD ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME | AVONDALE to-night, 7.45 J EE JANE WITHERS in = "LITTLE MISS NOBODY." Also a Smuggling Thriller, rE= "BORDER FLIGHT." rzr Both Approved Universal Exhibition. —r TAKAPUNA. GAIETY CINEMA | ,ph 9f?° n^hl o5 '

Two Bip Pictures! . „ . , , Charles Ruggles and Mary Bolnnd. in "EARLY TO BfcD." % (Approved for Universal Exhibition) And Car.v Grant and Mary Brian in "THE AMAZING QUEST OF MR. BLISS' (Recommended by Censor for Adults). NEW REGENT Centrally Heated. To-night. 8 p.m. Ph. 14-142. The All-technicolour Classic, GOD'S COUNTRY &: THE WOMAN JANE WITHERS in , "CAN THIS BE DIXIE." Bofh Approved for Universal Exhibition. "THESE TWO MUST DIE!" An avenging mob vents its fury on an innocent man and the woman who helped rouse Its anger against him. Sec " OUTCAST." MAYFAIR (Late National). SATURDAY NEXT. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ANGLICAN. CATHOLIC, PRESBYTERIAN, METHODIST AND BAPTIST ORPHANAGES APPEAL FOR YOUR HELP TO-MORROW RACING CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (INCORPORATED). METROPOLITAN MEETING. 1937. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP (HANDICAP) of £2OOO. Two miles. ENTRIES will close TO-MORROW (Friday), September 3, at 5 p.m. F. T. H. BELL, Secretary. P.O. Box 385, Christehurch, C.l. Telegrwns " TURF." AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SALE OF PRIVILEGES. TENDERS (alternative for ONE or THREE SEASONS) aro invited for purchase of the following Rights:— CATERING (Outer Enclosures), TOBACCO STALLS (All Enclosures). ?Vlst> for PUBLICANS' BOOTHS (THREE SEASONS). Full particulars obtainable at the Club's Offices. 07 Shortland Street, Auckland, where ENDORSED TENDERS will ho received up to NOON on SATURDAY, September 4. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. S. S PENCE, Secretary. i THOROUGHBREDS LYTII. Bay Mare, <lyrn., Appellant—Titanium.—T. E. Dnvi.jon, Avcri'ulo. /""•APE HORN Gelding wanted, breeding, vy suitable jumper; Australia.—Particulars to T. S. Ronlston, Bloodstock Agents, Hastings, or J. H. Evans, Tauranga. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION RAIE ROBINSON (London). Correct Speech, Concerts.- —Warwick Cbs., 108 Queen St., 45-213.